5 Qualified Portland, OR Tile Contractors
2 Reviews
“Tile counter-top, back-splash and floor installation. They stand behind everything they do, are very conscientious i...”
7135 North East Fremont Street, Portland, OR 97213 License: 159833 OR/TARAL-F933MO WA
Tarala floors is a family owned and operated business servicing Portland and surrounding areas including Vancouver, WA. Tarala Floors offers quality sales, installation, and repairs on all types of floors in residential and commercial properties. We work on everything from carpet to hardwood floors....
Serving Portland Tile Needs License: 180302
Flooring Pro Inc is the best place to find professional, value driven, affordable service. For your flooring and counter top needs. We are a warehouse structured facility. Because of our inventory and no retail mark up, we are the best price in town.
Free In-Home Estimates
We bring samples r...
1 Review
“He has done plumbing, sheet rock, painting, and anything you can imagine around the house. David has done a great jo...”
Serving Portland Tile Needs License: 194124
Serving Portland Tile Needs License: 147702
7 Reviews
“Bathroom remodeling Very nicely and professionally done!”
Serving Portland Tile Needs License: 182496
Good Tile Work is a combination Tile setting performance: provision of skilled, informed and supervised Tile Setters and the knowledgeable application of the tile installation methods best suited to the requirements of your job. If you need a Tile setter who's prices are competitive, who is committe...
When undertaking a kitchen remodel one of the important things to pay attention to is the kitchen counters. They are subject to sharp tools, heavy items, and both burning and freezing temperatures. Therefore, it’s important to select a material for your counters that is both appealing as well as strong. Two popular materials that Portland, Oregon tile contractors can install are granite and marble. Durable and beautiful, their only downside is their price. Though these come in slabs, a more cost-effective option is tile. A countertop with large tiles and small grout joints can achieve a similar look to granite at a fraction of the cost. Contact a local contractor for a tile installation in your Portland home.